Vestal Virgin, was buried alive for unchastity. Spurius Cassius, the ex-consul, charged with aspiring toīe king, was condemned and put to death. For the first time a land-law was proposed. Veturia and his wife Volumnia persuaded him to withdraw. Him not to make war upon his native land, his mother Rome, and when the envoys who had been sent to himĪt first and afterwards the priests had vainly besought General of the Volsci, had led a hostile army nearly to When Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus, who had been driven into exile and had been made These same matters, he recovered the use of his feet and When he hadīeen carried to the senate in a litter and had revealed Lost a son and was paralysed in his feet. Warned in a dream to inform the senate regarding certain Marcius, who acquired from this circumstance the name The Volscian town ofĬorioli was captured by the valiant efforts of Gnaeus Owing to his poverty, at the state's expense. The same Agrippa when he died was buried, The advice of Menenius Agrippa to cease from their rebellion. Of those who had been enslaved for debt, were induced by The plebs, after seceding to the Sacred Mount because On this account the Claudian tribe wasĪdded and the number of tribes was increased to twent-yone. Appius Claudius came over from the Sabines Tarquinius Superbus, who was advancing with an army Postumius the dictator fought a successful battle against Porsenna, but was restored by him with marks of honour,Īnd was presented with an equestrian statue. One of the hostages, the maiden Cloelia, evaded the sentinels and swamĪcross the Tiber to her people. Overcome with astonishment at theirĭaring, Porsenna proposed terms of peace and, having Sacrifice had been made, and suffering it to be burned off,ĭeclared that there were three hundred others as determined as himself. He slew a secretary, whom he had taken for the king.īeing arrested, he placed his hand upon the altar, where Having entered theĬamp of the enemy with the purpose of killing Porsenna, Another example ofĬourage was exhibited by Mucius. Had been destroyed, threw himself armed into the riverĪnd swam across to his fellows. Others were cutting down the Sublician Bridge, kept theĮtruscans at bay, single-handed, and when the bridge Tiber by the bravery of Horatius Cocles, who, while the King of Clusium, made war in behalf of the Tarquinii andĬame to Janiculum, but was prevented from crossing the Publius Valerius the consul proposed a law about appealing to the people. Of Superbus, and the matrons mourned for him a year. War, he fell in the battle, together with Arruns, the son Had collected forces from Veii and Tarquinii and begun a Having led an army against the princes, who The slave who gave the information, a man called Vindicius, he gave his freedom from his name came the word Certain noble youths-among them his own sons and his brother's-he beheaded,īecause they had conspired to bring back the kings. To be plundered, and consecrated his land to Mars. The Tarquinii, he forced to abdicate the consulship and Who had incurred suspicion because of his relationship to Gracchus M.BRUTUS bound the people with an oath to allow no one Of Tricipitinus and wife of Collatinus, and this noble and virtuousĪncestors banished the unoffending Collatinus at that time, onĪppointed Brutus to be consuls thenĪs consul deposed Tarquinius Collatinus, Tib. Who abrogated the authority of his colleague , Tarquinius Collatinus) - Roman consul, 509 B.C.Īdministered by Brutus, Collatinus, and the other consuls On each line there is a link to the page where the name can be found.Ĭollatinus (L. There are many other sources available in translation online - for a fuller but less precise search, Search Ancient Texts. The names occur either in lists of events (arranged by year, from the 4th to the 1st century B.C.) or in translations of sources. This is part of the index of names on the attalus website.
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